CTET

If you want to teach in a government school then yes you'll need to clear the following exams:

• CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test)
• State TET (like UPTET, HTET, BTET, etc.)

But if you are planning to work in private schools, preschools or even in tuition centers then PTT is enough to get you started. Many people also gain experience and then appear for CTET later.

The CTET Paper 2 question papers for Maharashtra are the same as for other states in India. To get the CTET question papers for Maharashtra, candidates simply need to download the Marathi language question papers. The language-wise and year-wise CTET previous years papers are available on the CTET website. Moreover, candidates can easily download the CTET question papers on Shiksha page here - https://www.shiksha.com/exams/ctet-exam-question-papers 

You can get the CTET old marksheet or duplicate CTET marksheet and certificate by visiting the official website of the exam. Follow the steps given below to get the previous years marksheets or certificates:

• Visit the official website - ctet.nic.in.
• Go to the 'Duplicate Marksheet & Certificate' link under e-Services.
• Click on the link given under '2011 to 2016' or '2018 & onwards'.
• Login using the registered mobile or Aadhaar number.
• Click on the Get Issued Documents link.
• Select CBSE >>> Teacher Eligibility Test Mark-sheet or Certificate.
• Enter the Roll Number and Year of passing.
• Click on get document link.

The registrations for the CTET 2025 exam are expected to start soon. The CBSE is likely to release the CTET notification 2025 in September 2025. The CBSE CTET registration 2025 link will be activated along with the notification. Candidates need to register and submit the CTET application form 2025 by visiting the official website, once the link gets activated. 

Yes, you can appear for CTET Paper 2 in Maths/Science if you have a BA with Mathematics and are pursuing a B.Ed. You can choose either the Social Science (60 marks) or Maths and Science (30+30 marks) option in Paper 2, depending on your preference and subject matter expertise. The key requirement for Paper 2 is a Bachelor's degree (with a minimum of 50% marks) and either a B.Ed. or being in the final year of B.Ed. 

Yes, you can change your selection from Paper 1 to Paper 2 during the CTET application correction window. The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) allows candidates to modify the paper opted for (i.e., Paper I or Paper II) during the correction period.